About Charles Mackay

 Charles Mackay:-

Charles Mackay (1814‑1889) was a British poet and journalist, son of a naval officer, born at Perth, and educated at the Royal Caledonian Asylum, London, and at Brussels, but spent much of his early life in France. Coming to London in 1834, he engaged in journalism, published Songs and Poems (1834), wrote a History of London, Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds, and a romance, Longbeard. His fame, however, chiefly rests upon his songs, some of which, including Cheer, Boys, Cheer, were in 1846 set to music by Henry Russell, and had an astonishing popularity.

Some Poems of Charles Mackay :-

1. On The Capitulation Of Warsaw, September 1831
2. To An Eagle
3. You Have No Enemies
4. Wassail
5. Wooing
6. Winter
7. Under The Holly Bough
8. Vintagers' Song To The Sun
9. War Song

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